CEO and cofounder Anne Wojcicki announced she is leaving the company as part of this process.
As reported elsewhere, Wojcicki's offer to buy the company was rejected by the board. She's now leaving the company so that she'll be in a position to bid on it in the bankruptcy sale.
Interestingly, the system makes its call exactly halfway across home plate> , where human umpires consider the strike zone to cover the whole 17 inches from the front to the back of home plate.
How do major league rules define the strike zone with respect to the depth of the plate? And if it's not defined front-to-back, when will the rules committee get to work on this?
That is exactly what Trump is hoping for, to have manufacturing return to the US. Will it work?
It didn't work last time. Perhaps that's a useful data point.
Trump would have pardoned him
Trump would have given him a medal.
Somebody has to provide a "throat to choke," i.e. support.
There are numerous options for paid support for OpenJDK at a fraction of the predatory pricing that Oracle charges. Many enterprise customers will get support for Corretto, Amazon's flavor of OpenJDK, as part of their enterprise buy of AWS or other Amazon services. There's no need to get Java support from Oracle.
In a notable show of corporate support, top technology executives including Apple's Tim Cook, Amazon's Jeff Bezos, and Tesla's Elon Musk sat in prominent positions near the stage, ahead of Trump's cabinet nominees.
Mango Mussolini and His Oligarchs
That's my next band's name.
The truth of a proposition has nothing to do with its credibility. And vice versa.